1992 Manual Transmission
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1992 Manual Transmission
I've been keeping an eye out for an M/T for probably 10-15 years. This one has been in heated storage for awhile and is rust free!
I do have some ideas for it; tubular headers, single turbo, and piggyback, but for now I will be doing some basic repairs and cleaning up the little things.
I do have some ideas for it; tubular headers, single turbo, and piggyback, but for now I will be doing some basic repairs and cleaning up the little things.
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LeX2K (12-08-23)
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Great find! There have been a few 3VZ turbo conversions on MR2's don't think I've seen one in the ES300. Best of luck that's a whole lot of custom work. You can get 15hp by doing the AFM tune this involves removing the cover from the AFM and rotating the clock spring sprocket clockwise 3-4 clicks. Set ignition timing 15-18 degrees and free power. This 100% works I did it on my Camry years ago.
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VanZ (12-21-23)
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Great find! There have been a few 3VZ turbo conversions on MR2's don't think I've seen one in the ES300. Best of luck that's a whole lot of custom work. You can get 15hp by doing the AFM tune this involves removing the cover from the AFM and rotating the clock spring sprocket clockwise 3-4 clicks. Set ignition timing 15-18 degrees and free power. This 100% works I did it on my Camry years ago.
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eeing your latest video reinforces my sense of feeling so lucky that I live in South East Queensland Australia.
Mostly a sub-tropical climate, no salt on the roads ever. Good road system.
This is my 93 ES300 from underneath, taken about 6 months ago.
Mostly a sub-tropical climate, no salt on the roads ever. Good road system.
This is my 93 ES300 from underneath, taken about 6 months ago.
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LILEVO (12-25-23)
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Should have grabbed the shift cables can get the two bolts out with a ratcheting 10mm wrench. I pillaged a 1992 recently here's the transmission in all its greasy glory.
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LILEVO (01-02-24)
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Thank you. I need the Pass tail light assembly, the power antenna, the top center vent (in tan) and been looking for possibly some heated seats/just the switches. I have plans to retrofit them for other functions. I should have grabbed some extra parts when I got a fender, hood, and front bumper assembly earlier this year to fix my car.
Might have to make the 1 1/2hr trip out with some tools, when I can break free, haha. Looking forward to seeing your progress on your car. You've got the one thing I've been trying to get my hands on - an E53. I would have jumped after it had I found it. Stuck with the slush box for now
Might have to make the 1 1/2hr trip out with some tools, when I can break free, haha. Looking forward to seeing your progress on your car. You've got the one thing I've been trying to get my hands on - an E53. I would have jumped after it had I found it. Stuck with the slush box for now
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You're in Cali it's the Toyota mecca of the world, hit up some salvage yards! If I lived in California I'd own 20 Toyota's and be completely broke.
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I can find late 94s-96s all day, but have yet to find stuff for early cars with usable parts. Ended up sourcing a DL Tail Light from Texas since I cracked a lens and needed one ASAP - it should be coming in today. Half the antennas are bent/non-op. They're not too critical, I'll just keep my eyes peeled. Most of these cars out hera are still on the road, so that doesn't help much.